What I made as a personal chef in Beverly Hills. Pan roasted chicken. Italian salsa verde.

Pan roasted chicken.
Italian salsa verde.
Charred broccoli
Roasted carrots
Citrus-honey whipped ricotta

I think a lot of people don’t realize how many ways you can use the same sauces for different dishes.
I’m gonna make use of this salsa verde in different ways for the next few videos so I hope it’ll open your eyes to how you can take one thing, find multiple uses for it, and expand your home cooking πŸ™‚

What else would you use this salsa verde for?

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Comments

  1. @jennaneely9483

    Have u ever tried using a cheese grader to remove the leafes? I use this hack i guess when cutting up a lot of celantro. Put washed stems through the holes and pull through. It easily removes the leafs and wont bruise or damage the leafs . And ince u get the hang of it, its actually pretty fast. But then you have an extra dish to wash.

  2. @miguellehman6951

    Simple clean chicken dish chef ..great thanks❀❀😊😊😊😊

  3. @elisa6212

    That chicken is on the pink side in my opinion. Pan frying a whole chicken breast isn't easy. So yeah, it's still raw, it's very noticeable in one of the middle slices.

    Also, Italian salsa verde is something completely different. It calls for anchovies, boiled egg yolk and stale bread. They're what makes it creamy, tangy and delicious. Otherwise it's just seasoned oil and herbs.

  4. @aaacl08

    Everytime I want to order take out, I’d watch your videos first and then suddenly I have the motivation to cook at home πŸ˜‚

  5. @phoenixfirespices2419

    I do the same thing, I use the same thing to my Italian flat leaf parsley, you can use the stems for a quick court bullion, with some leaves.

  6. @19Lou77

    Hello my favorite 🀩 private ChefπŸ§‘πŸ»β€πŸ³! I can’t wait to try this recipe! It looks amazing! I’ve never used ricotta for anything other than lasagne but I love it! You always give me such great ideas πŸ’‘! I hope you are doing well! You always look so happy when you’re cooking and it makes me smile 😊! Much appreciated and love from North Carolina ❀!

  7. @kareedamm6337

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  8. @ghost__char7972

    ive never heard of (or thought of) chopping capers, if this a surface area thing? texture? will have to give it a try

  9. @StefanieB22

    This is my favorite combo (plus roasted red onion) but mine would be plain and your looks sooo yummy!!

  10. @belialbathory2299

    Have you tried those hacks where you run herbs through a hole in something to separate leaves and stems?

  11. @czicfay

    Pro tip: If you thread the parsley stems through the holes of a cheese grater and pull, it takes the leaves off super fast.

  12. @fabiolaquinones8390

    Thank πŸ‘πŸΌ you πŸ‘πŸΌ for πŸ‘πŸΌ picking πŸ‘πŸΌ the πŸ‘πŸΌ leaves πŸ‘πŸΌ and πŸ‘πŸΌ stems πŸ‘πŸΌ apart

  13. @akihisaichijou6719

    Can you make a full video about shorts where you tell how many grams of ingredients you use, I really wanna try and cook it in home, your recipes look amazing! Please, man hehe.

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